Anglican Church Services Schedule noviembre item
Anglican services set for November 04 with morning and evening offerings in Waterloo and McPhail, led by Rev Witte and chaplain Me Lo McLeay among readers. Roman Catholic mass and evensong noted, following Monday morning prayers. Methodist notices show November 24 events by Frak Will and Le Bird with McPhall and Bron accompanying.
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Anglican
Aim
Waterloo
Cook Atkae
Minjeel Ag
Yey McPhail
Tormingtoy
Menke Htm
Methodist
Frak
Iaim
Finny
Express Pars Unimproved Values League Seeks Alderman Views
A Sydney based Express Pars group forms with broad support opposing local taxes on homes and shops to aid vacant lot development. The piece calls for aldermen to voice opinions before the next municipal election. Also noted is a Jockey Club meeting at Commercial Hotel discussing Boxing Day plans and the club's solid financial position.
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Sydney
Jockey Club
Entertainers to Appear at Masonic Hall Decmurrow Night
The famous Kennedy Wawily of Entertainers are billed for a decmurrow night at Masonic Hall. Governor remarks at event praise violinist Keith Kennedy. Bryant and May oppose Australian tariff seeking to protect local jobs. Labor and other members attend presentation for ex MLA A Gardiner in Orange. Local paper notes fashion among Labor members.
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Kennedy Wawily
Masonic Hall
Towall
Adetwike
Keith Kennedy
Bryant
May
Commonwealth
Australia
A. Gardiner
Orange
Labor
Sys
Sydney
Original Verse on Racehorses and Noble Jockeys in Lodged Town
A fragmentary antiquated meditation on racehorses and jockeys, contrasting legendary noble animals with modern riders. The piece questions authenticity of celebrated feats, wonders where true heroes are hid and laments perceived decline in breeding and spirit. Dated November 14 in an older locale.
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Murker
McPhail Mems and the Peak ELA Contests in Tiring Row
A patchwork reporting district updates on McPhail, Peak ELA, and Tomingley activities. Mentions Labour movement, rainfall, hail, and harvest hopes as farmers, tailors, and local figures like Mr. French and Me. J. BP McQuiden appear amid drought, ore work, and upcoming events, noting land buys, hotel leases, and community services.
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Sydney
Will Weaver
McPhail
Paul Hill Pricketers
Tomingley Tam
Tf Ossin Qusith
Bala
T Hwan Canjeht
Rans
Poulogley
Jack Butler
Whit
Tomingley
Peak Hui LO
Quyhoce
Lepor
Tor
French
McPhail Nest
Me. J. BP
McQuiden
Mins
Gold Hill Company
Lata
McNarwarn Bros
Peak Mill
Mer. Lampe
Lampe
Leinga
Stofford
Mulhall
Ir Dannon
Burning Fatality at Parkes Claims Two Lives
A devastating fire at Parkes on Wednesday killed Mrs. Arthur Tane and her young child. The blaze started when a candle was lit and curtains caught fire. Mr. Lane and his wife’s efforts to save their home left them severely burned, and both died later that day or soon after.
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Parkes
Arthur Tane
Lane
Lane and
Ciit
Lace
Wuntry Elde
P. and A. Sociation Union Endorses Disqualification Action
The P. and A. Sociation Union backs a 12 month disqualification imposed by the Manildra Association on an exhibitor who refused a prize and whose Aurea toe was noted as receiving a commemorative award. Newcastle goal strike details appear uncertain in the report with hints of practical delays.
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P. and A. Sociation’ Union
Manildra Association
Newcastle
Myalls Peak Hill Band Concert Draws Small Crowd
The Myalle-Peak Hill Band under Windmaster Mr Christophers and Secretary Mr Kitto presented a varied programme at Peak Hill, with 21 musicians in new uniforms. Despite praise for renditions from Night in Swit Croft to The Old Swanee, attendance was modest. A humorous sketch by The Peak Hill Rite Club and solo performances by Miss Bertha Morris, Miss Lucy Swain, Mr Litchfield, Miss Paton, and others followed, ending with a social that evening.
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Alwaye Willing
Tina Bean
Jon
Pire
Dle
Christophart
Dan
Kitho
Hermont
Carnet
T. McFarlat
Tandawan
P. Croft
Junior
Carnet Dua
Kunden J
Christophers Awit F. Ring
Vowaliwma
Handamen J. Kitto
T. McFarland
Peak Hill Rite Club
Mesure P- Croft
A Seymour
GPO
Josephine Paton
Alura Swain Wang
J. Kitto
Prio
H. N. Gitwon
Myalle-Peak Hill Band
Julian Covasr
Myalle-Peak Mill
Peak Hill
Peak Hull
Gibsons
Albert Seymour
Parkes District Figures Show Limestone Shed Closing
The Limestone shed in Parkes district was the last to cut out. Broken Hill Block 14 Company earned 72190 net profit for the year ending September 30 with two dividends paid and a remaining surplus of 97490. Block 14 is run by J Hocking, formerly of Myally Peak Hill G M. In parliament Fitzpatrick tried to adjourn to press water care speed legislation but only four members supported. Hubba District Hospital is being enlarged at 5400 with H A Whittle as Government Architect supervising. completion aimed by June with wards restructured to hold 16 patients.
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Parkes
Broken Hill
Block 14
J. Hocking
Myally-Peak Hill G.M
Fitzpatrick
Hubba District Hospital
H. A. Whittle
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Church Services
Maas Avery Weuntid
Eeening
Musab Zhow
Peak Hill Express
Houghton Brothers
Wolgan Valley
Lithgow
Wolgan
Newnes
George Newnes
Harmaworth
Gibson
Bandamon
J.P
Vico
Che Mus
Spiowy
Réyor
Prom Gur Corappeauibone
Myalls-Peak Hill Band
Morris
Swain
Paton
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